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A member asked:
I recently switched birth controls & i'm wondering if it's normal to have cramps in my lower abdomen, restless legs, headaches, be bloated& constipated?
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It's not unusual: You may have a ifferent dose of estrogen than you are used to which can cause these symptoms.
Answered 7/17/2012
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